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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
3 OF ADVERTISING.
pAKoTAp DIVISION.
Callfora Convention Of the Friends ot
Division in South Dakota.

At a meeting of the friends Of divis-
ion held in Huron, on the 9TH day of
June, 1887, it was resolved that it is
desirable, in view Of the election upon
the question Of division provided for,
by a law of the last legislature. that
the friends of division in both North
and South Dakota, should he invited
to organize themselves thoroughly and
to cooperate in harmony to obtain as
large an expression as possible at the
polls, Of the will of the people upon!
the question Of division, at the next
election.
Therefore for the purpose Of effect
ing such organization and taking such
other measures as they may see proper.
with reference to cffecting division, we,
the undersigned, friends Of division,
hereby call upon the friends of division
in South Dakota, without distinction of
party, to assemble in their various u
ties, upon
THURSDAY, THE Urn a OF JULY 1887,
and elect delegates to a convention Of
the friends Of division, to be held at
the city of Huron, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 13rH A OF JULY,
next, at 2 p. m.
The apportionment for such onvcn
ton is recommended to be as follows:-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

Take it hall in hall, with Buffalo Tin's|
Wild West" tie Hi,ish trouble and
the Qaecn's jubilee, Henglani lis
'avinsha Ugh hold time yer knaw.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

sI'1ae Il Easy and get one of those
$3.50 hammocks to Go ii in.
&C. FARGO 4 SOME
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

CHOICE BUTTER always on haat
Il S. z. FARGO& SONS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

DON'T YOUR WATCH KEEP TIME?
Ii 1t does not, don't pay Black Hills
prices, hut send to w. w. HALL. (5OS)
Fourth St. Sioux City. Your watch
will be put in thorough good shape and
at prices which will not puraiyse uos.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
DISSOLUTION Nor,cr

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Enoch and Frank Frush is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owed by the firm will be paid by
the former and all outstanding ac-
counts are payable to him.
WIN. ESocn,
FRANK FRusu.
Dated June goth. 1887.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

Persons owing the undersigned will
please call and settle at once, as | want
to leave the town.
.In ICkEs
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
ADMINISTRATORS SAIE-
: In Probate Court Fall River County, rersitor

In Probate Court Fall River County, Territory
Notjse of sale of Real Estate of Mrs. Annie
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of nm
order OF the probate court of the county Of Fall
kiyer, Dakota Territory. made on the 9Th day OF
Collins, deceased, the undersigned adminis ,rntor
Of said estate will sell at public auction To the
highest bidder for cash on the Ind day of July,
1880. III ~ o'clock "A. III. at the City Eotel in Hot
Springs, Fall River county, u. II. the following
real estate tn-wit: The soutl..cast
Hot Springs, ID. 4. S. Il. WusoS. .
Dated at Hot Springs, Oak, this atn day Of June
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

Go the the Mountain Laundryman.
he is a citizen and has a family tosup-
port. All goods entrusted to my care
will be n.cnded without charge.
GEORGE Long.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
NOTICE. OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

ceSE4T OF F. F., nAEE .yns IN PROBATE COURT
In the mater of the estate of A. NJ. Mckinney,
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order Of the probate court of the county 70 Fall
River, territory Of Dakota, made on the 4th day Of
Of said estate will sell At public auction to the
highest bidder. for cash. on the Goth day Of
June, AID. 1887, ct 10 o'clock, a. m. at Fargo's
following property. to.wit: All surgical instru-
nments, books and medicines belonging to the
Mckinney estate. II. n. FERGusoN.
Dated q. Hot Springs. D.k., this sh day Of
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

Perfect Rest Bed Springs
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
"Perfect Rest Bed Springs

Perfect Rest Bed Springs.
Perfect Rest Bed Springs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
HOT SPRINGS HACK LINE,
L. e. THAYER, PROP.

Leave Hot Springs ats O'Clock q. m. Leave
Buffalo Gap ut 5 o'cl.ck p. III. Parties wishing to
leave Hot Springs 50 as 10 make connections with
passenger train s;,ing north should leave notice
at fEiayer's News Depot or Minnekahta Hotel
preceding night in order TO start ~ $3.50 a. IN.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

Perfect Rest Bed Springs"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

CONSIDERABLE trouble is reported among the Papsgos. It IS first charged that some four days since they stole horses in Sonora and attempted to run them across the line into Arizona, but were pursued by ranchers and custom house guards. The Indians were over taken, a fight followed, the stolen stock was recovered and one Indian killed. The Papsgos then declared war against the Mexicans, and opened hostilities by the killing of some cattle and the stealing of others. Yesterday as our informant, NIT. W. 5. SturRis. passed the ranch of Mir. Pedro Aguirre, ten miles east of Ari. vsos, the excitement was st fever heat
 The Pspagos had killed @ COW, had cut the brand from the hide and laid it on the carcass of the dead animal where it could be plainly seen, and then driven of other stock toward the Fresnsl in the Bsrboquivsris where the Indians are said to be congregsting. All the vsqueros on the several ranches near Arivscs had armed and gone in pursuit. The result is not easily to be foretold, as the Psps- ggos are said to be armed to the number of l50 strong. In settlement of this busi- ness the law should be first invoked and a demand for the theives made upon the chiefs of the several bands to which they belong. As it would be folly to refuse they would, in all probability, be given up. This, We hope, will be done before hsrsher measures are adopted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

THE Democratic papers have hsd their laugh, and are thinking hard now. Of B late rally of the faithful in Indisua to TeyIve the spirit of ClevelsndIsIn one of them speaks in warm commendatIOn, saying, "We shall need next year oil ths help Indisns can give us." So soon 10 turn from claiming the universe to a tone of modesty! This is 6 marvellous transformation. 1t is notable as being quite general in the Democratic ranks. Their fireworks are burnt and their roosters are called in; their smiles even have turned to frowns. As to Indiana, it is probable that they will have c. look elsewhere for "all the help" they need. Democratic extrRyBgance and election frauds have gradually dispelled their majority. At the last general election the Republicans carried the state by two thousand majority, and the Demo- orsts are anxiously looking for 8 guber- nstorial candidate who can wipe it out, but they acknowledge it to be forlorn hope. "He laughs best who laughs last" The Republicans are thus early beginning to smile.-Nstional Bepubli- eau.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

Oc' the lTsh instant the Albuquerque Daily Citizen published long and cer- taInly very interesting article on the
 nismRnRged affairs of Apache county, ArIzona, which shows 8 state of oftioisl corruption that We of Pima county can hardly believe exists n Arizona. But the Albuquerque Citizen, among the most valuable of our Territorial ex- changes, IS rot given to the publishing of unnuthenticsted sensational stories, and further, we have heard of these same things, and that too, from the most reliable sources. fierce we have good reason 10 fear the truth of the charges. The St. Johns Herald, the only paper published io Apache county, in a two and quarter column article, reviews the Albuquerque charges, but instead of specifically showing them to be untrue, confines itself largely to abuse of the suthur. This is not argument, and as such. can hardly be convincing to the general reader. As the Herald is more thHn slightly democratic, and the officials charged with corruption, are likewise of the same political faith, the public could as reasonably expect Chirichuss to hunt Chirichuss, as to expect demo- cratic journal to expose the misdoiDgs of its own political tribe The misfortune of Apache county is tha. it has DO noD- partisan newspaper, When the Critic was silently laid to rest, the hope of republicans and independents went with il, they have therefore no way of reach ing the public but through outside jour nals, which It Is hoped they will do in good shape.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

4 WASHINGTON dispatch to the St Louis Globe-Demecrat cslls attention to the revision of Congressional mileage ee- counts. Although twenty cents per mile is allowed no Arizona Thirteenth leFisls- sure tilli lli6ustering is permitted and every niGn gets what is legitimatelY due him The mileage of Congressman Bee, of Al exsndria, Va. Will be but S3.2O. Dele gate Smith, of Arizona, draws the largest amount, being credited with Sl.6O0, to pay his way from Tombstone to Wash ington and return; this amount is S26O more than is allowed to Congressman Herman. of Oregon. Two other Pacific coast members, Morrow and Felton. O. San Francisco, will draw Sl,269 each. According 10 the dictum of the ArIzona Thirteenth It was further from here to Prescott than it is from Tombstone 60 Washington, and further across the court house plCzs st Prescott than II ic from here to Los Angeles, one Ysvspsi htEtul hlbcC iNrALtAAOS Mbn N4tuhu n square of the legislative building having put in bill for GOO miles of travel. This and other similar steals were allowed by the legislature who lsughingly thought it huge joke to play upon the people. These imitation purquisites are not Con- gressionsl, only Arzons Legislatures are privileged to handle the india rubber mile strings.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
A Live Canal Enterprise.

Although york has bssn progressing 2
 for slmostn year on rho canal belonging 2
 to the Santa Cs.RlIus Co, located about live miles north of town, comparatively
 fsv of cur of our ci.izcns have really measured the importance of this very creiitsble undertaking, and will orly open their eyes to ihe fact that Tucson has nstnrai resources, vhsn water .c-
 iCslly foEs past iheiE iron. door steps, and the canal becomes on assured fact. seieeninR in thc neigh b0Th0O3 cf l5,OO0 acres oi as fae lad co ever laid ols doors and putting .he same under suo- cessiul cultivation. TLe old pueblo is liable To nave pretty lively awakening within the next few weeks, when the fuli import of the work of fcw enter l prisinR and plucky oItizeas, davus CD t-0 peoSle owning Teal estate il Tucson and ;ts eDvirOEF.
 U9 Co thc present tine, over S2.Hs lsve been gSTcI5e4 a. 'hC 8o-e! uGiet- taking Of developing aud cOuitOllEG Fog practical purposes, the vateT found ciy.t feo. under the sandy. 5ry bed oi 'Lc Rllli.o, and now tbat the work ;s grad usliy dfGTIng Go H successful cOuCius. .u. md people can zee the absolute certain ty of success, much interest "a b. inF manifested by Cug EosIdonis. Yesic: day the work ot putsing in the forms, tc complete ,he remaining zoo feet Of CC- meut tu8neii1g WAS being pushed, shC men being compelled to work all day :iu about three feet of water. In order to control the water while the cement work IS in progress, a system of dams have been erected at 0 distance of about @j1 feet from each other. and 1t is intended thBt when the cement work rescEes each dam, the dam will De opened. the water above allowed to flow through the con- pleted cement canal, and she cement work will be pushed to the next dam. and so on, uniil the 700 feet IS com plsted.
 If no delays unexpectedly occur, the first two and hell Eniles of canal ought Co be In working order wIIhiG The ensu- ing seven or eigh. weeks. The remain der of the work, once out of the Rillito, will be pushed with rapiiity that ought to make the 6OOO inches of water flowing through the cAnsl, available a month after the expensive and slow head work is successfully completed.
 The success thus far achieved is the result Oi a new born energy. Our pco- pie have been to prone to wait for the stranger to come along, and resuscitste our town, and breathe into it's lungs the breath of a new life, dissppOint- ment has followed disappointment, aud at last our intelligent citizens hsvs evi- dently become convinced that the "LOrd helps him who helps himself" Rs evil denced by this canal enterprise, and the smelter, and healthier atmosphere per vsdes our business circles, and the very streets themselves, since the new de- parture.
 Other water schemes are ircubsting, and within short period ought to ma ierislize aud help the onward movement of new Tucson, but the RIllito canal should be the first in successful opera tion, ss it will positively demonstrate other ir'igsiIng schemes. Our citizens should see to it that not 8 moment is lost in getting the Rillito on our thou sands of acres of, at present, desert lands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

OS Tuesday last, says the Sentinel, the men employed by the Southern Pacific company three miles east ofIndio struck Q steady flow of pure water at 5iO feet in depth, The present flow is about lO,OOO gallons per hour, but the engineer in charge expects to obtain a flow of at least 24OOO gallons, when the pipe is cleared of clay and gravel. Work has been going On fer the past SIX weeks on Ihis well, the success of which will un- doubtedly result in many more being bored
 This should encourage well borers ID Arizoaa. If there be such an abundance of fwster on the deserts surrounding h. dio. there surely is hope for Rn abun- dance of water on the deserts of Arizo- na. But We must dig fl We would find. Speculation as to how deep it IS to ws- ter, never yet bored well, nor will it do so in the future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
sle colp.eso I-eaatIou,s Doo.oB.

4 persOn much starcd at at the Glover reception was the doctor of the Chinese lega.ioa- He is O tall sallOw. thin faced. snghe eyed rnan, tho cOUutenance as in expressive as that Cs mummy. He wears lovely dress, bOweveE-a petit cO0t of deep indigo brocaded silk, with a loose over garIOent of silver gray. He is prominent figure in Washington. aud can often be seen sailing down the middle of the street queue flying oct behind | suppose he ts going tO see sone sick launtryIDan, for I haven't heard of his being called sn by on American, pFofes- sionally, but oOce, and that was to see a sick dog He prescribed and gave the poor arinal immediate relteI A knot of English physicians gathered about the Chinese doctor at the Glover reception.
 ''Do you speak FrenchS' asked ono oS the Englishmen-
 The Chinamap shook hks bead.
 "Do yUn speak Ger1nane' said another.
 ''NO, l speak Engleese," replied ina ChinaInIn; whereupOn there was disInay and cOnsternation in tho ranks of the Eng fish, and they fell to, at once, in their native tOnguo.-Fullef Walker iu Kansas City Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
SOMETHING has gone wroug with this

SOMETHING has gone vroug with this great government of ours. When the democracy went into power, the fsithful had to be provided for and as many of them were too incompetent to fill re- sponsible positions of trust. they wers sandwitched into. office, promised pay from that myriad handed contingent fund. and sent to Arizona as postal agents. The woods are full of them; one has hardly gone before the next one turns up and runs his nose in just where the other fellow had his. Each, of course, in their little ways, are burning for distinction and their recommendg- tions to this great government of ours is said to be appalling. The last one, however takes the plum. His recom- mendstions hsve commanded the st- tention of Postmaster General Villas and he confidently expects promotion for his twocent services. On his recommen istion the mail route to Arivscs, Gro Blanco. BarbOquivari and contiguous settlements has been discontinued. A more flag rant outrage wss never perpetrated upon law abiding, country loving people than this absurd order for the discon- tInusnce of their mail service, and some thing must be done for their relief
 Whatever measures they take for the restoration of their rights the people Of Tucson will stand with them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
strnnco oortrul o1 no,..

since bOyhOod have Al5pays bod straace control of horseS I oan 10 moro explain f. than could tel yOG wby i1y eyes are black; but is k feet thGs before have handIed n horse locg Do viii follow me hks a tgoq and answcF my cou-moDd ! oOce had the four horses that puh the engine ss Broadway and Almond under such cont.ol that a. tbs di. tance of a block tbey would ans,-er my urbis- tts and race like tDe wind sO see which ocu,d reach ne fiISs> An old itro horss vas once sold Co nn ashuian- Rc WIS hitchcd Co a post block away, and I thoNgbt recognizad him, and lSFnistAssi had not .e,o him for two years, but he rscognined my yrhissla. and breaking the pitching strap, ho car1o tearing to me, win the eSrt rat.ling behind him A few minutes la:oy tbS excited owner eor,, mn, and shaRked me warmly for ea,.salnc bis runaway boFse. e.--AssistaIst Fire Cl,{ef fla CLLtse- Deulocrnt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
4 Chronic Tendency Overcome

Many persons are tTOnbl'd vI.. @ chronic tendency tC cOosGpatl1u. ILE are of billions temperament. The con- plsint to which they are subject, though easily reuedlab.e by irGic;ous ir, .i- meut, k m many Css.- AE<flyat'l lt N resort iO drastic purR.;Ives srd cA.--- gozues. As the human st0Usrh and bowels are lined with deiccste u -l- brRnp, End not with yllcanita, sls- c-E- not stGnd prolonged lEenchIuy v-.1 such medicines without seriC-s lu.uTy. Nothing restores and CoU1i--1-is -- habitusl tendency to c1u-t-1ltIaE ~" effectuai,y ns Hossetj1-'s Stomach 4I'- iers. Its laxative effect ga gcaii" and progressive. It neither cCUyu--es DOT weskens the intest,rcs, sEd .ia effects are uuaccompanied by EriPInR paios. It arouses she liver when the organ a sluggish, promotes digestion, sad cl- eoursges appetite and sleep. For tsvr and ague, kIdney troubles, nsrvou5 c-n- plsints, snd iucipien, rheumatism 2, a ineomparable. Take @ wGnsglsss ortrr. mssls and see how soon yoG VIII r-..s1 them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

SlPFRvIsoR PBoCTOR, one of the in- corporctors of the Ssnts Cruz and Tue son Ditch Company. came in from Tu- bac Yesser1sy, where the men are ct york cu.tiag Che grest ditch. Theques- tiol of Fater suppiy for irrigstIng the broad acres ID tDe valley of the Santa Cruz, is 70 longer Q vexed problem, as e great sabtcrraneso volume of water Is well known Ender cur burning sands, to rush onward % the ses. To bring that water Co the surface snd make it avsils- ble has been Q public sgitstor for the past ten years, but that too is lin @ fair wsy of solution. 4 canal has been sur veyed that vill tap the river eight hun dred feet higher than Tucson, capital announces itself in readiness for invest ment. and men have been putt work in the excavations. This is business. Busi- ness mesns Q canal, a canal means s bountifui supply oi water and the reels nation from inc grasp of the desert of more than ffsy thousand acres of s5 good land as ever tho sun shone oD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

occasions and that Swain remained ID the house uu.ii the next morning. An exrert l. handwriting pronounced tho signatures cn the railroad stCck cartiii- cates in q-.os:Iou forgeri0a. The ezami- nation was continued i'll Friday.
 CHICAGO, Dec. IA special from Paris Co the D-Ily News says: it is impossi- bleto test ths. tenr5r of She French pee pie at preBau. The Had;cais, who are at he bottom of the trouble, nre on the run, end tt loOks ss if M. Clemenlians' efforts 70 pull down the pillar of tbe temple, had beer frustrated. Alarmed by inc unconscious boost they had gwen their great enemy, Jules Ferry, they are now otlourg to support E!l comprOmis- ing oVertuEes. Paris is calm, but Ii IS . .lm which carries dis;Fust on the part of the authorities The police ere pull inz lOwn posters e fest Bs possible which ere plsosfded in ll! directions. Tie posters dCmCuuce Fcr-y and efforts Co "deiigeg sLa country" Co him, Eed WCFn citizens tC bs ready aud wE!cSfu. as the repn biio ls iu danger.
 BAE FEAEc.aco. December I.-Du- r.pG the pest twenty ioug hoITs rain has fallen al Eed Bluff S0 100 of au inch, Sacramento, 2I IO0, Sgn Francisco 20-iyU Fresno 9-lUU, Los Angeles g-i0J, SEr Diego 2-IOO RsinfG, for ihe storm O. San Jose Baounls to S6-lO0, PstglumE two inches, and Nevada City over two inches. The indications for CalifOruIs for tweaty-'O-r hOurs commencing as $ o'clock this evening. are ran Ccd coutherly winds, lEht On the interior, and Gou.h O; Sacramento. brisk to higA elsewhere. NEW YORK, December l.-FoTmal com plairts WIll be presented 10 police jus tice next week, charging Henry .. I've, and Geo. H, StGyver with unigTfu!iy converting to their own use hhii mil- lion dollNs worth of railroad securities.
 CINCINNATI, O.. December The loss from burning of the SsTobridge Liihogrsphing Co's., establishment last night is estimBtod from quarter to n half million dollars. Insured for SlJO- OOO. This company probably did tue larges. buainess of it's kind in the world.
 LONDON. December IA shook of earthquake was felt st UhOrby, Lancas- Ger, this morning. Buildings shook and people left their houses, greatly fright ened. No serious damage was done.
 NEW YORK, Dec. IA Montreal spo- cial says the Grsnd Trunk railway and and the Allan steamship lIne have fallen out over the portion ot freight rstes each shall ge!, and II the dispute i5 not set tied soon, the steamships will stop rua- ming to Portland. and will make Bal!i. moro Iheir winter terminus.
 NEW YoKK, Dec. l-JGcob sharp vus released CD forty inCussud dollars bail at noon to-day, Isaac Hendrix and Geo. Shepard becoming suTetie5. Sharp himself vaa present Il coGEt.
 ST LOUIS. December The large Windsor hotel is on fire. and n fierce tnow storm raging. The fire promises n envelope the entire building. ! gen ersl alarm has been sounded.
 Later.-Fire in Windsor hotel will soon be under control not serious.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

AY attempt will, it IS said, shortly be made 10 syphon the water from Lake Tahoe to tho valley below and irrigRte sbout one million acres of the ssgebrush state. The plan is believed to be quito feasible and will cost less by half than tse often discussed method of topping shs lake by tunnel. Certain it IS that sooner or later this vast body of water wlll be used for irrigsiinR purposes.